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Перевод: neurotic

[прилагательное]
невротический; нервный;
[существительное]
невротик ; неврастеник

Тезаурус:

1. The individual diagnostic categories were broadly divided into three: neurotic, psychotic, and alcohol or drug problems, which could be neurotic or psychotic.
2. Beethoven's Fifth Symphony - neither do they appear to be in any way neurotic.
3. Indeed, overall women referred by GPs showed greater evidence of neurotic, rather than psychotic, problems and a greater predominance of social problems.
4. It may be the case - I hope it is - that Borg has always been a much happier man than he has seemed, and that his resumption of his old trade is more a matter of idle curiosity about himself than it is a neurotic search for lost identity.
5. Those scrawny, neurotic women are not my type."
6. When this honest but somewhat unusual messiah delivers his message to a neurotic undersexed housewife (Andie MacDowell) whose husband is having an affair with her sister, fur flies.
7. "After 1949," wrote Betty Friedan, "Career Woman suddenly became pejorative, denoting a ball-busting, man-eating harpy, a miserable neurotic witch from whom man and child should flee for very life."
8. McLeish stopped at the door of the interview room and looked in through the spy-hole, wanting to get some feel for the evidently hostile and, by all accounts, neurotic Penelope Huntley.
9. Demonstrating that it is not just Government ministers who get neurotic about the media, Meacher desperately blamed "malicious and fabricated press reporting".
10. In the twentieth century only Einstein and Stravinsky have undamaged personalities; the others are in varying degrees diabolical, mad, bad, neurotic, tragic or agonised.
11. If we return to Deutsch, writing more than fifty years ago, she adds: "This type of woman is dying out, and the modern woman seems to be neurotic if she is frigid"
12. often, the journalists are far more neurotic and insecure than you are.